They say there are moments that remain marked for life and for the English Anthony Gordon, along with the selection of the rose, the victory over Mexico in the past World Cup 2026 left a before and a after in the way to face the matches for the representative led by the German Thomas Tuchel.
This was revealed by the British midfielder on the eve of the first duel of the UEFA Nations League against Spain, who stated that that match left indelible marks for the members of the Three Lions.
“THE MATCH AGAINST MEXICO WAS, WITHOUT A DOUBT, THE GREATEST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE.Mexico taught us how to fight.”– Anthony Gordon. ?????????? pic.twitter.com/bWi9TB5b47
A battle that left indelible traces
The issue was not so much for the favorable result they achieved, but for the experience they lived to get the quarter-final pass with the victory of two goals to three over the Mexican squad.
“The game against Mexico was undoubtedly the best experience I’ve had in my life, but I think that probably prepared the ground for us in some way,” Gordon said about the shock against the Tri.
Beautiful game to put the leg strong
Gordon lived that match a thousand per hour with sports duels against Aztec players and Javier Aguirre's strategy, recognizing that the expulsion of his companion Jarell Quansah put them against the strings.
That red card forced them to put into practice another style that ultimately benefited their performance, because they had to leave the booklet on the side to start sweating the t-shirt and defend with the knife between the teeth.
“The red card made us show a different facet of us; we were no longer the team that wanted to play beautifully, we needed to fight with nails and teeth to get the victory,” he said.
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Looking at the Red Fury
The culed wheel detailed that that fist became his seal for the following battles, although he admitted that the formula ended up wearing and did not reach them to overcome the front wing of the great final.
Even so, the attacker does not regret the path taken and already focuses all his batteries on the expected shock between Spain and England, a duel that will spark the first day of the UEFA League of Nations.
Anthony Gordon reminded with excitement the match between Mexico and England at the 2026 World Cup and assured it was “the best experience I’ve had in my life”.
The appointment for this shock of European titans is scheduled for next Saturday, September 26 at 12:45 a.m., central Mexico time, where the British will seek to demonstrate that the world champion remains intact.
